davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
Sra @aibington.

Ct al &c pistisltc 5prTa9, lom CT
inolcpcret / penne Ron9res, CT oct, lom
Spu9reSmauo Carer ~ircmlaaoe ! &eprez
icutautbuiet itrnr for Suleierieu on
Iorrbpaselic % ~llorpooclie al Den init
iumme ~Quuoeipgc, Munc % &loues
ipeen % andre onbnrtcoe Sb9bomme
blauoi Sorntpr9et. 8 Den alleriioitc
IiN bar 9ur9cipsen cptraaot paa mango
Steocr i 9auoet. Sort %bcspuote Den /
5popeiteu, ocrnrit / Spocn, / Sninois
% for fort Sib iiben berettcbe pi ont
oeuS SptrGben / Ct Sar Counter i
Soma. Saar Den Spcrbanno og blir
nlminoelie, oil oct blipe til nbooelig
Staoc for 9auoetS aurgnul % Sanoel.
Si ~sien9iucr her llocrus DC ui9tisitc
Sumter al 6orI la9et:
Section / bempnoiser Yreiibenten til
at uonGpne Ell apmmisiipu ~beltaaenoe
al ire 8erlcncr, lpm itnl fables United
states Cattle Commission. 8reIioens
ten fan efter @potbeiinbcnoe luspenoere
SommisIionprcrueS Sunttion % Bez
Ealing % 9ieuinblrttc Dem I'll buiiten
iombelit Sio. 8eres 9gn CT faltiat til
$4,000 ON Iaret.
Section , beitemmer, at &ommisiio
nrrerne ital moeripge, on 9~laseip9en,
Runos % a%loucip9en % &uG9pclten
eriiterer, % DC bar &et til euten perlon
Zig eller peo slsentcr at %piiiterc Steoer,
bppr Dc bar @runo til at tro, at laa
oanue Spgbomme eriiterer. !Suis be op
Dagger %iaaonnne Sp9oomme, lfal DC 9ipe
oIfsntlis Notits cerom os ipecielt be
Itrioe Steoet % ltriitll9 I'M errette
Sernbanefompanier, iUm oriuer Sorrets
ming ~slennem bette 3iitritt, ON Sps
opmmenS llobreoelie. commissioner
or iorplistct til at urge Tor ¶nt9ne
for DC an9rcbne 3pr, laa Smitten lite
uobrebes. Dc Spr, ION lla9teS, ma
u9rblGttes al commissioner, men insen
Gier tau iorore mere enb $160 ior nO9ct
eutelt 0pr, iom bar ct ueote9nct SlGsts
resiIter eller mere emo $50 for ct, lom
life bar nU9eu. Mten ipr 0pr, iom bar
braet Sulitteu meb Jig ira andre 2anoe
eller err blepnc imittcoc paa &eiien oper
Oapet, fan life Gicrcn iaa no9en @r1tatz
ming. 0eller life fan ban iaa Gritats
ming, buis ban Tiger at ltjulc Sp9boms
mems Griltens cller benGster, at 0prene
bar pGret uoiatte for Smitten.
Sectiou 3 bempnoiser commissioner
iii at ~ioriatte &e9ler % Seltemmeller
ipr at sicuuemfsre 9upen; oisie &esler
lfal bare iamme @plbigbeo, iom Ell resel.
mGsiist peptaaet 2op, bpis DC er goo
tlenote al Yreiioenten.
SectionS A, 5 o9 Z faItlGtter Bsoer
for Dem. ipm lasser Sjnbrin9er Seien
ipr commissioners Irbeioe cler ior
Suertrroelic at 9open.
SectiOn 6 beitcmmer, at &ommisIio.
neu Ifal, buis Gierne al imittcoc On,
life oil looe Dem Ilaste til ben f%aitlattt
Sris, bolpe De a~n9rebne DIR % Stepet
/ itreng &uarantGnc.
Nnorc Yara9raicr beltemmer, at Si-
itritt Nouotaten itnl bragg SpertrGber'
al 9upcn til Iulpar. commissioner
bempuoiSes til at anlGttc Ell SefretGl
% Ell opsti9 0prlH9e.
gu Scuilsnins al Ell Wtllipn Dollar.
iororeS ipr at sienucmipre Sprlla9ets
SeItcmmclIer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

mangeliuloe Sernbane % Tarebusloue
% Statteloue, SpbGuelie al &ontratt
Straiiearbeibe, Opisrelie al ct Sploater
Sjem ciu.
Senatpr 8oobrid inoleuereoe / Sns
bags oct isrite 2ooforIla9 / benne Gesis
latur. WGrtelist NOT er oct ct Sorz
ilag ON at resulere Sanoelen n,eo beirut
ienbe 0rifte. Bet b%eltemmer, at /
Counter og 8per meb minore END 1O,s
600 Snobpssere ifal Winimums eicens
bore $500, Og / 8per meo 10000 Snos
bpssere eller ouer $1,000. Bet ouers
labes til be lOfale Iutoriteter at afsisre,
ON ben ifal bore boiere. Sois De fin
Der %forsoot, fan be iatte ben iau bsit,
at iusen Sfi9nfeuert bar &aao til at
betale ben. 5orllaset bleo miolertiois
last paa 8oroet, ba Der insen aomite
par opnaunt, iom bet funbe bcn
plies til.
8 &epreientantbulet inbleuerebe Don't
nelp ct 5UrItas ON, at TenfeIo6en TAFT
iGttes til 5 Yrocent, buis ben life ifriits
Zig er ~faitiat, os at insen &o%rpuration
oiu. ifal finte forore mere enb 8 PCT. i
&ente.
Senator @oobri6 inbleperebe Sorsz
bags fem 3ilGssiorilas til Sernbanez
lopene. Set er DC iamme 5il9s, iom
S%ernbanes &Ommisiionarerne fremiatte
for Ell 9ib iioen. Ylanbt anbet beltem
mes, at ct Sernbane & ompani life ifal
Iorore mere ai en- Yerion eller Yerioner
for at transporter Sarer pper famine
2inie for en- fort Oiitans END for en-
lang, buffet pite er 3ilIalbe. st anbet
al bisie 5ori flag beitemmer, at en- al be
tire Sernbanez& commits lionerer ifal no
n9ones bpert Nar, iaaat life ale tire no
n9pnes peb bpert administrations
Sfiite.
Senator Soiuen bar tnoleperet ct
5orl lag ON, at Sernbane a%ompanierne
lfal betale Stat at bet 2ano, be bar
faaet al Staten. 5orllaset er iornemme-
fig rettet mob Siour Gitp 2anozaom=
PAM, lom unber en- &ontratt meb Sta
ten fontrollerer 100000 Icres, iom BET
aloris bar betalt Stut for. Der er os
laa andre &omsanier, Der eier SuIinoer
al Icres, % insen Stat betaler.
@upernsr Wc@iu bar uonRpnt isl
9enoe Statss gmbeosmGno.
"&ailroab Gommis iipners" Surace
Initin, Sobn 8. Gibbs, George 8. 8e.
der; "Superintenoent Of 8ilblic Sn=
itructipn": 8. 8. &ieble; "State
9ibrarian": @. 3. $. 5aplor; "@ar.
ben Of State Y%riion": 3. q Storood
Subtle graminer": .. 90. anor
"gojutant @eneral": 5. &. Seelep
"Dtilitarp Storefeeper": Charles 6
Chapel; "0airp Commissioner: @ar
rem S. Sues; "Sniurauce Gpmnis
iiouer" Charles Sbanbrew.
Tda Den republifanif i. Caucus 9ors
bag Iiten blep Gr @roernpr s. st. pa
pis nomineret til &anpioat for DC 1or
eneoe Staters Senat ~iiteoetIor Senato
McMtilan, buis Sernin uolsber Del
Ace Marts. 90 lteute for Davis % e.
ior @oropn 6. Cole. Salset ioresaa
ben 1Soe Sanuar. 9emofraterne fom
mer l~anbipnli9pis til at itemme 10
M. Spran.
Waben=S orreiponoanee.
S>r G,Soft,r'
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
seeorab.V oftem-cnsoas Den 12te Sanaar 1887

%airunbet. 6an o%pfurorer 2esislaturen
til at peptase 3iars til De nupGrenee
maugeliuloe Sernbane % 8~arebusloue
% Statteloue, SpbGpelie al &ontratt
Strafiearbeibe, Opisrelie al ct Sploater
Sjem oiu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

Yreiibcnt Gleuelano or MI iaa piot
iriif, at ban fan arbeibe. San bar trent
oeles %rbeumatiife Snerter, men bans
Selbree blieer BOG itabig beere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

Yreiioent CLEVELAND ubnrpnte / SnSs
bags Sanes 6. Spencer til Spieiteretss
BONNER Ior Satpta iiteoetipr CONNER
gburh, lOm or upnGput til @uuernpr.
Scr. Spencer er en- perlpnlis Sen al
Srelioeut Gleuelano % CT Ell prominent
Nouotat ira ben nprplise Del al Staten
Retp gUrt. San er life tlenct uoenior
lit s9et liitritt, bpUr ban / lang 5io
bar pGret Ell al be lepenpe Semofrnter,
men ban ifal BOG uGre en- meset opsti9
Aopptut % oil uoentpil blipe en- til
frcositiQenoe GmbeoSmano baaoe for
ben beuptratiite Iominiitrntion % for
Solicit / 9atota.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

Senatet bepilsebe General 9osans
Gntc cit aarlis Yeniion al $4,000. Oct
oplpites uriber 0i~sfusiiou, at General
9osun %pnaoros fig ben Rbeumatisme,
ipm enote bans 2ip, ba ban laa baarbt
iaaret | Sueen paa S%lagmarfeu peo
Sort 6onelion. 5urilaset blep en-
ltcmmist u%eotoset.
Nrs. SlairS Ieniion bleu paa FANNIE
Tio forbpiet ira $50 ON Wanncoen til
$4,000 ON Iaret.
Observation-Disclosures bar beoilsct s15,s
247,5OO for Teniioner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

Sesse Sonsrcsiens 6ule iamleoes
isicn i Snsbass, men ujuuruereoe itrur
citer, iaa inart Senator 9osans Spbsz
ialo bleu o~iiicielt tunbsjort Ior ben lop=
siuenoe 6oriamlins.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

Snpt. # Schools
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

S ct anbet Steo i Blaoet oil fiuOes gn|
opcr ErGmler, meo %tilipiet Yris, men, N
oenTe Urls er re9net eiter S1.25 ior AaF9i'
gen, nDc % 9amie gbonuenter, Der u'
lenOer i'm Subltription inoeu Den
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
Opposite Cotton Exchange,

A striking instance of the extent
to which labor saving machinery is
carried nowadays, says the Indus
trial Journal, is shown in the tin
can industry. Everybody knows
that tin cans are manufactured by
machinery. One of the machines
used in the process soldiers the long
itudinal seams of the cans at the rate
Of fifty a minute, the cans rushing a.
long in a continuous stream. Now
of course, a drop or two of solder is
left on the can. The drop on the
outside can be easily cleaned away,
but it is not so easy to secure the
drop left on the inside. 1t wouldn't
do, of course, to retard the speed of
the work-better waste the drop. 1t
is only tritle, anyhow, and to SO
mea in 100 it would not seem worth
a minutes attention. The hundredth
man worked for firm using one of
these machines, and he set about
devising an ingenious arrangement
for wiping the inside of the can,
thereby saving that drop of solder
and leaving none to come in contact
with the contents of the can. He
was encouraged by his employer to
patent his invention, did so, and has
already received several thousand
dollars in royalties for its use. AS
the machine soldiers $4,000 cans a
day, the solder saved by his inven-
ton amounted to SIS a day. 1t pays
tO think as Won work,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
County Democratic G,s.,'Vaa', Ticket
ANNOUNCEM ENT.
To the Voters of the Sd Ju.liciai Dist.

10 tNc |OtCFS " tHe ou ONu"'uh AtHt.
hereby announce myself n candidate for
District Attorney. The office Is not political
in any sense Until the Republicans nomin-
ated Brady in lS75,no nomination for District
Attorney was ever made. This Is too vicious
n precedent to be followed longer With safety.
The District Attorney, like the Judge, cannot
be partisan and be judiclally Just. a man
cannot be the nominee for District Attorney
now-a-days without being an uncompromis-
ing partisan. Party politics must be kept
out Of the pulpit and the FORUM or both will
be soled, and the direst results to religion,
GOOD morals and good government realized.
NV platform Is the faithful and impartial
administration of the law without regard to
pnrty nfliliaions. Both of the great political
parties are committed to the same principle,
and II Is heartily approved by every good
man in the land. My appeal for support In
this canvass is not to any party urgitniZa.
tion, but to those without regard to political
views, who need no law except for protection
nrnii,s, law-brenkers, no matter to what par
tn they belong. Party politics is indispensa-
ble in running the political branch of the
govern ment-State and National-hut II has
no place In the culture of the mind and NOR
ais, in the teachings of religion, or the eNecn-
tion of the law With my views could not
accent the nomination of any party, and do
not seek even amy party Endorsement. com
NIT myself to the voters of the District upon
nv merits ns a lawyer and man, and the
principles herein announced.
w. u. MILLER.
Surds, Miss, Aug, %, 1887.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
FARM KNOWLEDGE.

There can be no doubt that great
maiority of farmers limit their range
nf Vision injuriously by steady appli-
cation of labor during what is called
Tie busy season, which is in fact the
Greater portion of the year. They
work insufficient knowledge because
they do not estimate at It's true value
Instruction derived from observation
heyond the narrow limit Of their own
fields. The demands upon their pow
ora are exhaustive, and there is wea-
risome repOse until thought flags
thence forth stolid labor without the
refreshing influence of intelligence in
direction. 1t is the tendency to this
course that makes farm life seem dull
nlodding. as in too many cases it re-
ally is. OF course the tasks Of the
farm are tasks to be executed; farm
ing is business that yields no profit
without labor, but it does not follow
that profit bears steady and direct re-
lation to labor according to its ex-
tent, There must be capacity, direct
efforts, or the result will be very un-
certain. Broader information, wider
scope of knowledge, more extended
acquaintance with the methods and
capabilities, are the fitting acquisi-
tions for successful efforts. In this
view it is quite necessary that a far
mer should know what his neighbors
do; how they manage their fields J;
what new and instructive lessons are
recorded in their practice. And no
farmer can expect to develop all this
by trial restricted to his own powers
nor is there any need that he should
attempt the task by methods so hope
less. He can avail of whatever wis
dom his neighbors have, if he will
observe, Let him 60 among them
seeking aid. There is none so poor
in intelligence that he may not in
struct the wisest, of the farmer Of the
smallest attainments is sure to have,
in the wide range Of his labor, some
suggestions of gain worthy Of use by
his intelligent neighbor. There is
profit, therefore, in extended Observ-
alton. Abundant opportunities OF
time are availa BILE to the farmer who
would make diligent quest for know.
ledge, and the fields Of neighbors are
always open for cleaning. We learn
by seeing, and in some branches of
knowledge the most rapid progress
can be made only in this way. This
is farming within certain limits.
Then let farmers who seek progress
make special efforts to spy out the
useful lessons spread to their view in
all the fields of their neighbors. The
effort is cheap, easily made and very
sure in its reward. Let 1t be repeated
as often rs interest impels in summer
and in winter, IN spring and in au-
tumn, for it can never be out of sea-
son. 1t is not prying impertinence
on the contrary 1t is gratifying to a
farmer to i'm part knowledge, and es.
pecially 30 when the worthy object
may be accomplished by the exhibi-
tion of success visibly marked in the
excellence of his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Farmer.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
Notice to ,.chooI Patrons.

desire to call the attention of school trl,s.
tees and patrons to the following aw,to-wit:
"SectiOn G7. There shall pe u Wim.er ,or,a W :"
besim in June during eitherof which a school
nav % be taught at the option Of the trustees,
hntc Of oueninC to be fixed by County School
board and Trustees. Sec 6S' Thc school sna,,
,,uunvifoi Nv TINT in thiuly-s settled districts the
t",,nty Superintendent and Trustees ma may
n,'onyc this rule" II IL desired ny the stalt
and County superintendents thnt as many many,
schools as possible viii open ~ Novenner .s :
Mmu M...,..s,. ~ N0p' II. Il. PAYNE.
nhUnt's' Co. Supt. Ed.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
How u Baby's Life Was Saved.

Death, the grim monster, is fond of
entering the happy family circle, and
TO cut down with his fatal scythe the
sweet, young blossoms of humanity
which cheer and brighten the house,
hold; but after the keen edge of his
scythe can be averted by the fond pa
rents, if they Will exercise good judg-
ment in procuring an efficient rene.
dy for their ailing child. Such a case
is related below, and the testimony
given by the mother cannot fail to
impress itself upon the memory of all
mothers who may be called upon to
undergo similar experiences, and
who are anxious to save their own
baby's life from the insidious attack
of q disease which poisOns the very
fount of life, to end, finally, in death.
Furthermore, the entire harmlessness
of S. s. 8. is seen in the fact that lit
tie fOur-mvnths-old babies take 1t
with impullity and great benefit. Ba.
bies predisposed to scrofula should
be brought up from the age of three
months to eighteen months on s. 5.
s., that they may be free forever
thereafter from the awful malady.
Doctors prescribe s. s. s. for scrofu-
l0us babies.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
siotlce for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS.
September 30th, 1887.

Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed natice Of his intention
to mako final proof In support Of his claim,
ana that said proof will be mndc before the
Judge, or IN his absence the Circuit Clerk OF
vember Sth, 1851, vlx Henry berry, Home-
stead No. 1890, for the Fast !, northwest 4
and west u north east section n township
y N, R,3E. He names the following witt
on, and cultivation 0f, sAid land, viz:
M. X. Mister, Abe Fenner, q. y. Spencer, q
A. pohi, all Of Torrance Htation, Grenada
Co., Mips, N las. d. STEW ART,
[0So-6l Register.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
Commissioners Sale.
HENRY NATHAN,
- j. j. SLACK. ET AL.

j. j. SLACK, ET AL.
Pursuant to decree of the Chancery Court
of Grenada county, state Of Mississippi rem
dered at the September term A.D lSS7thereof
In the above styled cause, the undersigned,
commissioners, VIII on Monoay; pctooet Ztlm, w.,
highest bidder for cash, at public outcry, I'm
front Of the eastern door of the Courthouse
OF said county, .he following described lot OF
parcel of land, to wit: Lot III in the cast
ward city of Grenada, county and state
aforesaid. viii be sold to satisfy II statutory
vendors lien for 1888 &} and all costs.
l.. II. TURNER, Com.
Seuteinber N 1887. At esf
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22

A much better feed for cows than
seed, are cotton seed hulls. For sale
at the oil mill at 20 cts per 100 lbs.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22

The faculty consists of eleven Pro-
fessors, and one instructor, is full.
The buildings are in perfect. order; !;
the situation is elevated and perfectly
healthy. Necessary expenses need
not exceed $3.50 or 5000 for entire
course of nine months. Law students
$500 and $2l5. The law school is in
operation, and its curriculum is equal
to any in the United States.
Nor full particulars, and for Histori-
cal and Current Catalogue, address
EDWARD MAYEs, Chairman Of Fac
ulty, University, Miss, or
Benz PRICE,
Secretary Board Of Trustees,
80 Oxford, Miss.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22

Cuff 4 Whitakers Kentucky sweet
apple cider, in all size packages and
al lowest prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-28
A Southern Threat.

The return of the captured confederate
flags is worrying the bloody-shirters. This
noisy gang will be worried worse than this
during the next twenty years.-Atianta Con-
stttution, (Dem
No one after reading this threatening
language from one OF the ablest papers
of the South can fail to perceive therein a
deeper meaning than appears on the sur
face. It not only intimates the purpose
of the South to gain control OF the gov
eminent but in time to manipulate it. to
the detriment of the North. The people
of the South have pressed upon the
present administration their cause and
the course OF the President shows that he
is in sympathy with it. But such threat
as this with the meaning that it carries.
has come little too soon from the "Con-
federate States" They are showing
their hand ia such manner IS to indicate
plainly their intentions for the campaign
of 1888. If the South intends to gain the
government and to cause ''this noisy
gang" to worry worse they will not only
meet the old party which humbled the
South at Appomattox but will contend
with solid North which will rise in
its might to defend its rights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-28
State News.
WALDO.

Considerable uneasiness lie felt regarding
the safety of the bark Augustine Kobbe, of
Searsport, Capt. Sherman, which sailed Feb.
9Th, bound to Buenos Ayres, and has not yet
been reported % arrived out. Vessels which
left here some six weeks later than the Kobbe
have heard from. She was loaded With lum-
Der.
BRANCH MILLs.-Our correspondent writes,
June 27:sA deleRation from Branch Mills
Sunday school. attended the China and
albion Sunday school convention, holden IT
China the goth inst. The next session in
Sept, will be held at this place.-Dr. H. C.
Tsggart and wife of Vassalboro have taken
rooms here.-The services of Mr.. Roberts are
engaged fer the season at Dinsmore's carding
mill.-Grass is looking finely. and some OF
our farmers contemplate commencing haying
this week.
YoRK.
June 18th, as wOrkmen were clearing out
a culvert on Academy street, South Berwick,
one of them found the dead body of two
weeks old infant, wrapped 10 a cloth On
the following day a lady who was walking on
the railroad near the village saw bundle ~
ing in the ditch, and on opening it she found
another infant of about the same age as the
one found the previous day. Both babes are
believed to have been murdered, the one laet
found having q deep cut in its forehead. No
clue to the guilty parties was found.
Gerrish Norwood, little boy living at
Kennebunk Landing, received such injuries
10 an assault made upon him by companion
that he died Saturday morning. His left arm
was br, Ken in two places and his shoulder
disloca ed. Inflammation resulted, and
owing. doubtless, to his youth and tender
constitution. he died SOON alter.
Mr. John C. Emmons of Kennebunk 10 to
start, run and edit The Wave. paper to be
published triweekly through the summer
season a, Kennebunkport and Kennebunk
Beaeh-adjoining summer resorts. Publics-
ton Will begin July 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-28
Unable to Take q Hint.
Boston Traveller.1

1t is again stated that the resignation of
Secretary of War Endicott, should it be ten
dered. would be acceptable at the White
House, and that strong hints to that effect
have been thrown out to him by the President.
Whatever else may be said of the Cleveland
Cabinet, it seems to have remarkable staying
qualities, and a remarkable imperviousness to
hints. If report is to be trusted, the Pan Elec
trio Attorney General has been receiving
for now nearly two years constant sue
cession of hints that nothing would be
90 becoming to him a. his resignation, yet
he stays on and on. The battle-fiag bust.
ness would of itself be sufficient reason for
demanding Secretary Endicott's resignation.
The country would not oppose any objection
to his being made scapegoat for that grave
wrong. person who knows 90 little about
public sentiment as the secretary of war has
shown himself to know is certainly not fit
for his place. We will not state it any more
strongly than this, since strict compliance
with the rules Of logic would lead to the ap
plication of this remark to the President
himself, and We do not want to be guilty of
disrespect to the President Of the United
States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-28

forbidding the sale Of liquor in the Capitol.
the Crosby High License bill. the Veddcr
Liquor Tax bill. and the bill forbidding
the sale of liquor to the keepers OF the
Willard Insane asylum, but he signs the
FIVE gallon bill! Both the Crosby and the
Vedder bills suited the people
as temperance measures. and would
have been important sources of income to
the State. This Curtis bill will be of no
use except prohibiting wholesaling liquors
where retailing is restricted BY local
option. This won't satisfy. 1t will only
increase the indignation aroused by the
former vetoes. The straw which Gov
ernor Hill grasps to save himself and his
party will furnish no aid to prevent the
political drowning which the democrats Of
New York must suffer this fall. unless
something miraculous intervenes.